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... have so often been before, with hollow professions that mean nothing, with independence that yields to every exigency of a Whig Government, if they continue to elect representatives like the Attorney-General himself, then undoubtedly they will make his ...
... mangel the suuie may reported The poor man's food, tlie potato, generally more or less caught with ■ the old disease. —Northern Whig. Rlggjo.—Reggio, the city which, as are informed | from Turin, Garibaldi ha- just captured, a place of very considerable impoftince ...
... nt of small country towns in favour of some large borough constituencies, and two or three agricultural districts, with a Whig tendency in politics, constituted the great advance over the Conservative Reform Bill of 1859, for which a useful Ministry ...
... suited to his own and to bis illustrious father’s position. Who can point paternal claims such his ? And, to the shame of the Whig party we may add, that whilst others totally devoid public claims have ‘been amply provided for, the son of the great O’Connell ...
... THE NORTHERN WHIG, BELFAST. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 29, IS6O. in some cases, decomposition had set in, thereby I great extent almost destroying the article fur any purposes the farm-yard, except that of bedding cattle. This, however, has rarely taken place ...
... deprived of any portion of that, to her, expensive period. Mrs. Keen, the widow of a neglected officer, declares that the Whigs are not Liberals; and she wishes to know how long the present sea Lords of the Admiralty served as mates. By referring to old ...
... petition was next considered. After , upper compartment and framed laths, two inches asunder, a diversity opinions given Whigs and Tirh* second frame of laths (tb* framing-being 2 inches about the present administration, the Ch lirman said ; than open ...
... LIFE WITH GARIBALDL LITTER IRON IRISH TOLUNTzIi. The following letter appears in the Northern Whig of yes: terday, from an ex-scholar of Belfast Queen's College—Mr A. B. Patterson, son of the late Rev. Alexander Patterson of Ballymena. The writer, who ...
... However that be, as all the bishops on the Ecclesiastical Com. mission, with the exception of four, were ap. pointed by the Whigs, and chiefly by Lord Palmerston, it is quite evident that, if the Ministry were seriously opposed to the job, it would never ...
... postponement is of little consequence ; the moaner of it constitutes the disgrace. And for this we are at a loss to know whether Whigs or Tories ' Lord Palmerston or Mr. Disraeli, are most to blame. To the noble Premier and leader of the House must be attributed ...
... _Il ( EVENIiG THZ DUNGANNON EXECUTION OF JOHN HOLDFS AT Moat the Northern Whig.) igeleet edge of this dreadful tragedy has been to dultess. John Hokien, convicted at the 11 Tyrom, before Baron Hughes, for of Dungannon, 46 111 . 1110 01 F he an of In doled ...
... HOLDEN’S EXECUTION. THE “WEEKLY NORTHERN WHIG’’ Saturday next, Ist September, WILL CONTAIN THE FULLEST AND BEST ACCOUNT or THE EXECUTION OF JOHN HOLDEN, AT OMAGH, Monday, the 27th August. Price Twopence ; By Post, Threepence. Annual Subscription—Bs for ...